The details of LCV Victory Fund were shared first with NOTUS. LCV Victory Fund is particularly targeting voters who feel the affordability pinch — voters who are more likely to be women, Black or Latino, noncollege educated and less politically engaged, said Sara Schreiber, LCV Victory Fund’s senior vice president of campaigns. During the 2022 cycle, LCV Victory Fund spent more than $40 million on independent expenditures and contributions to candidates. LCV Victory Fund’s pledge comes as Democrats face a widening gap in fundraising between Democratic-aligned entities and Republican-backed groups. LCV Victory Fund’s ads — some of which started running earlier this month — drill Republicans on rising utility costs, complimenting House Democrats’ larger focus on affordability.